How old are you?
prob did it before
20 - male - bought it when i was 19.
tiny car note to build credit.
school and work full time...however work has been quite slow lately and school was time consuming last semester - mechanical engineer at one of the highest accredited schools in the east.
more mods to come after my bike....sig says the rest....
20 - male - bought it when i was 19.
tiny car note to build credit.
school and work full time...however work has been quite slow lately and school was time consuming last semester - mechanical engineer at one of the highest accredited schools in the east.
more mods to come after my bike....sig says the rest....
Driver
Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 168
Likes: 2
From: CA
Geez, you sure know how to make a guy feel old. 57 (cough) and counting. Driving a sweet IS350 (base/permium) with Garmin 680. I've had a few performance cars through my years and nothing touches this Lexus. On balance, this is the finest car I've ever owned - a true sleeper. At my wife's last, count, this is our 39th car since we've been married. She's absolutely shocked that 6 months after owning it, I'm not on the lookout for its replacement (see a pattern here?). It even gets better mileage than her 07 Accord.
Last edited by njmurvin; Jun 4, 2008 at 05:03 PM.
Driver School Candidate
Joined: Mar 2008
Posts: 14
Likes: 0
From: Ky
First I thought what are all these young people doing driving such a nice car? Then I remembered that when I was 20 yo I bought a Mazda RX-7 and my dad thought I was nuts! That was one of the best cars I have ever owned and had alot of good times in that car. My wife recalls when I picked her up for our first date in that car and her first response was WOW! So I guess my point is, it still holds true today, drive what you want, work hard and the rest(payments) will take care of it's self. I'm 46 GFM 350 LOADED,LOVE IT!
